Bloomberg Analyst: IBIT's Low Volatility Rise is Attracting Larger Scale Investments
Eric Balchunas, a senior ETF analyst at Bloomberg, stated on the X platform that the low volatility rise of IBIT is attracting larger funds. The 90-day rolling volatility of IBIT is decreasing and has never been this low. This low volatility combined with price increases is attracting large investors who prefer "digital gold" over "tech stocks." This also explains why IBIT's inflows over the past six weeks have been significantly higher than the average level of other ETFs.
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